1.【植】给...授粉;传花粉给
1.to place pollen from one flower on another flower in order to help it to produce seed
1.It is sort of a botanical outlaw -- a parasitic plant that steals nutrients from another plant while deceiving insects into pollinating it.
这是一种植物的非法侵犯—一种寄生植物从另一种植物上窃取营养从而诱引昆虫授粉。
2.The pair co-evolved, so their pollinating parts are a perfect fit, and the night feeder can see the flower in the dark.
协同进化的昆虫和花朵完美的匹配起来，使得夜间采食者在黑暗中也能看清楚花朵的位置。
3.Cross pollination between lines can be achieved by removing the anthers from one line and pollinating with a second line.
不同繁殖系间的异花传粉可以通过去除一个繁殖系的花药后用另外一个繁殖系的花药授粉获得。
4.Different pollinating species appear to have unique volatile profiles which could account for host-specificity.
不同的传粉榕小蜂能够识别自身寄主所释放的唯一的化学挥发物。
5.Bees are directly responsible for pollinating nineteen billion dollars worth of crops each year in the United States alone.
蜜蜂授粉是直接在美国单独一百九十点零亿美元价值的农作物每年负责。
6.It's the first time such a feature has been discovered in plants, which mostly rely on flashy colors to attract pollinating insects.
这在植物界还算头一遭，因为植物主要依靠鲜艳的颜色来吸引昆虫传粉。
7.But corn and cotton are insect-cross- pollinating crops, which means that the possibility of such contamination is great.
但是玉米和棉花是以昆虫为媒介的异花授粉作物，因此发生这种杂交的可能性很大。
8.As managed bees take a hit, so too do wild pollinators, whose work pollinating U. S. crops is worth about three billion dollars annually.
人工饲养的蜂群遭受重创，野外传粉者的日子也不好过，它们每年帮助美国农作物传粉的工作价值约为30亿美元。
9.But for plants that rely on a very specialist pollinator, the loss of its sole pollinating animal still spells doom for the species.
但对于授粉者种类单一的植物，其唯一传粉动物的丧失仍然预示着该物种的灭亡。
10.The smell is crucial to its survival in its natural habitat because it attracts pollinating carrion beetles and flesh flies.
气味对它的自然生存至关重要，因为花臭可以吸引采花粉的甲虫和肉蝇。